Lovett Elected Director Of Savings And Loan
Logan Federal Savings and Loan Association elected David L. Lovett to its board, replacing retiring James Hankison. Lovett, Athens branch manager, lives in The Plains with his wife Janet and son T. D. Seven other directors were named, and a January 23 meeting will appoint officers and set employee positions for Logan and Athens locations. Fickel reported assets rising from 1.6 million in 1951 to over 27 million, noting Logan Federal is the region’s largest financial institution and forecasting steady housing demand and money supply in 1973.
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Logan
David L. Lovett
Logan Federal Savings and Loan Association
James R. Hankison
Lovett
Athens
Janet
T. D
The
Plains
Bruce Fickel
W. Denzil Weltner
Earl
Governor Is Guest Of Lions
Logan Lions Club heard District Governor Russell Williams of Chesterhill speak on Lions International size and reach. He noted 519 Ohio clubs and 25 000 worldwide, with Eye Research and sight conservation as major projects since 1920 and 1952. Delegates named for the district convention in Zanesville were Mingus Malone Robers Sargent Pack Krenzle and Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Logan Lions Club
Blosser’s
Russell Williams
Chesterhill
Ohio
The
Lions International
Williams
International Service Project
Eye Research
David Mingus
Fred Malone
Don Robers
Joe Sargent
Jack Pack
Larry Krenzle
Don Wood
Fire damages wall at Lake Hope Drive residence
Firefighters battled a small kerosene stove incident at the Carolyn Shutts home on Lake Hope Drive. The overheated stove scorched a wall but caused only minor damage, per Fire Chief Clarence Hall.
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Nelsonville
Carolyn Shutts
Lake Hope Drive
Clarence Hall
Firemen Report Two Fires in Logan
Logan City Fire Department responded to a house fire at 518 West St home of Verle Watts at 9 42 p.m. Smoke stayed in attic and second floor and a light fixture blew. A second fire involved a car at 56 S High St at 2 24 p.m. caused by a dropped match. Ronald Megomery of Logan Route 2 owned the car and two firemen removed upholstery to extinguish the blaze.
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Logan
Logan City
Verle Watts
West St
S. High St
Ronald Megomery
Logan Route 2
Stolen 1963 Belair Chevrolet Reported In Nelsonville
Harry Andrew Gosney reported his green 1963 Chevrolet Belair sedan with luggage rack stolen from in front of his home in Nelsonville between Tuesday 6 p.m. and Wednesday 6 a.m. The license plate is Ohio X1122P. Police are investigating the theft.
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Nelsonville
Harry Andrew Gosney
Washington St
Ohio
Bus Station Is Relocated to Northway Cab Co Station
Nelsonville reports the Lake Shore Bus Station has moved to the Northway Cab Co station at 100 W Columbus St. Manager Ralph Cullison says the new information number is 753-3906 for bus inquiries.
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Nelsonville
Lake Shore
Northway Cab Co
Columbus St
Ralph Cullison
Motor Lodge Opens Near Nelsonville After Hiring Spree
The Tri County Joint Vocational School board approves staff for the Hocking Valley Motor Lodge and restaurant. hires include Ruth Loper as front desk secretary Betty Thompson as night front desk secretary Lawrence Hoover as day auditor John Coakley as night auditor Evelyn Coakley head housekeeper Annetta Davidson Jeannette Glass maids Pearl Miller Ruby Norris Ruth Hook Lucille Bookman Flora Taylor Mary Margaret Tomlinson Brent Gardner Charles Smith as student waiters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Tri-County Joint Vocational School Board
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
Ruth Loper
Betty Thompson
Lawrence Hoover
John Coakley
Mrs. Evelyn Coakley
Annetta Davidson
Jeannette Glass
Ruth Hook
Lucille Bookman
Flora Taylor
Mary Margaret Tomlinson
Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild Gifts $1000
The Mount St. Mary Hospital Guild donated $1000 as a New Year gift to the hospital on Tuesday. A check for $1000 was given to Sister Ann by Guild Chairman Mrs. Barney Rosser first vice chair Mrs. Peter Philopoulos and treasurer Mrs. Libby Phillips. The donation came from the eight Twigs forming the Hospital Guild. Sister Ann thanked the Twig members and said the money would aid hospital betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Sister Ann
Guild
Barney Rosser
Peter Philopoulos
Libby Phillips
Hospital Guild
Twig
Grand Lodge Officers Visit Valley Lodge No 169
Grand Lodge officers of the Ohio domain Knights of Pythias visited Valley Lodge No. 169 in Nelsonville on Wednesday night to assist in conferring the Knight Bank and install newly elected officers. Grand Vice Chancellor Frank Woodward Grand Treasurer Frank Hudson Special Deputy Grand Chancellor Harlan Ballard and District Deputy participated.
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Nelsonville
Ohio Domain
Knights of Pythias
Valley Lodge No. 169
Knight Bank
Frank Woodward
Frank Hudson
Harlan Ballard
Mount St Mary Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals
Admitted: Mrs Lulu Shrieves The Plains Richard Buchanan Trimble Mrs Edna Marks Nelsonville Route 1 Mrs Elizabeth Dennis Glouster Dismissed: Mrs Georgena Jeffers Mrs Maxine Dixon Master Edward Steiner Mrs Betty Yost Mrs Lacey Harvey Master Robert Maffin Carl Williams Elmer Bowen Grand Chancellor John Reed attended the meeting with officers installed by acting grand chancellor Hudson Ballard grand prelate Woodward and others The Third Degree conferred on one candidate Refreshments served after the meeting.
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Lulu Shrieves
the Plains
Richard Buchanan
Trimble
Edna Marks
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Dennis
Glouster
Georgena Jeffers
Maxine Dixon
Edward Steiner
Betty Yost
Lacey Harvey
Robert Maffin
Carl Williams
Elmer Bowen
John Reed
Hudson
Ballard
Woodward
Raymond Patton
Edward L. Murphy
Raymond Howe
John Bownes
James Patton
William M. Howe
Don Riley
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Messenger
Ruth Stump
Denzil Weltner
Logan Federal Savings and Loan
David Lovett
Weltner
Savings and Loan
Fickel
Logan Federal
Hocking County
Zanesville
Route 50
Gene Davis Tempo Buckeye
Gamble Skogmo Inc
Minneapolis
Ryls
97C
Big Selectio
N’s Department
C.P
Lone TN
Motor Lodge
Pearl Miller
Ruby Norris
Brent Gardner
Charles Smith
Grand Lodge
Valley K. of P
Ana
W. Union
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